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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-06
day crowds have thronged the saloons, i'm
bibing freely and obtaining liquor in
packages.
A MAD Nh ExlCAN.
Gov. Torres, of Sonora, Makes it
Lively for the Soldiers who ViO-
lated International Rights.

lated International Rights.
NoGALEs. Ariz.. March 5.-Gov. Torres,
of Sonora, Mexico, and staff, accompanied
by Col. Arviza, arrived this morning from
Hermosillo. Gov. Torres. on learning the
particulars of the affair of last Thursday,
censured the Mexican consul in unmeasured
terms for not delivering Lieut..
GuittereZ who led the soldiers in
the attack Oil Americans. to the American
authorities Immediately. Col. Arviza, in
order to clear himself, stated to the gov
ernor that the Americans were in fault,
whereupOn the governor said: THE
Americans are not in fault; they were not
in Mexico fighting you. What business had
your soldiers in the United States, armed
and fighting United States authorities9"
Gov. Torres is highly indignant at the action
of the local Mexican authorities.
Upon learning that Senor VasQues,
the chief of the Mexican police, had
been removed for refusing to take hand
against the Americans, he Immediately re-
instated him. He was ordered to take a
force of men to secure Lieut.. Guitterez and
turn him over to the United States authOri
ties. The chief thereupon dispatched ten
men on horseback, fully armed. to scour the
country and bring Guitterez back dead or
alive. This it is believed will prevent fur
ther trouble.
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Col. Beecher visited the sick room to-
night and was recognized by his father.
A trained nurse has been engaged
to take care of him. Much excitement was
caused in Brooklyn On the announcement of
5Mk Beechers illness. Immense crowds gath.
cred near the house and read the bulletins.
All through the evening prominent citl-
zens were calling and leaving cards at the
door. A policeman was stationed in front
of the house to keep the crowd away. Mr..
Beecher is over 73 years of age.
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Declared n Draw.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 5.-Pat
O'Leary, of this city. and Tommy Dan
forth. of New York, fought ten rounds for
the gate receipts before an audience of
1000 persons at Liederkranz' hall in this
city tonight. Four-ounce gloves were
used. O'Leary weighing 122 and Danforth
12S pounds. The fight was declared a
draw. though O'Leary clearly had the ad-
vantage throughout, and had the fight been
to a finish would have won.
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He Wants Damages.

FREEHOLD, N. j.. March 5.-John II.
Laird, of Englishtown, who was assaulted
in the assembly chamber last Wednesday
during the exciting scene which followed
the election of Rufus Blodgett to the sena-
torship, has decided to sue Congressman
Nelson j. Pidcock, his assaiiant. Mr.. Laird
places his damages at $4,000. He is sec
retary of the state Democratic committee.
The case will be taken before the grand
jury of Mercer county for a criminal indict-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-06
Mason City Politics.
Special to the Globe.

Spec1aI to the GlObe.
MASON CITY, Ia, March 5.-About 9, OcO
people assembled in the armory tonight for
the purpose Of placing in nomination can-
didates for city officers. No such political
wrangle was ever before indulged in by
the citizens Of Mason City, and after three
hours hot debate and discussion the con-
vention adjourned without making nomi-
nations. The candidates will be S. A. Sir.
rine and G. II. Hughes, both as independ-
ents. with the chances in favor of the elec-
ton of the former.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-06
Fire at New York.

NEW YORK, March 5.-Fire was discov-
cred early this evening in the five-story
building, No 27, 20 and 81 Rose street,
owned by J. G. Dreyfus, who occupied the
floor as a wheelbarrow factory. The first
two numbers were completely gutted. The
estimated loss is 500, 600. The New York
Weekly office was damaged by water to a
large amount J. S. Ogilvie lost $4O,0
and Eldridge WalcOt 500. 900.
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Crushed to Death.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, March 5.-John AM
derson, a laborer, was killed this afternoon
by the caving of mass of frozen earth in
big cut on West Third street. Ander-
son sat down to rest under an overhanging
ledge of earth, and was terribly crushed by
the unexpected falling of the bank. He
was 45 years old and unmarried.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-06
Arnlniud9 ssea ten

The race at the East Side rink, Minneap-
oils, last night between Louise E. Armaindo
and Richard Hale, in which the latter WIS
to walk five miles while the former was
riding ten on bicycle, was won by Hale
by about seven laps. There was a large
crowd present
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Zig Btaze atA1cb;son

ATcHIsoN. Kan, March 5-One wing
of the wholesale grocery house of A. B.
Simms & Co. burned tonight, together
with goods valued at about S1OO, 600. The
loss on the building is $500 and the in
surance on the whole establishment is
$130, 600.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-06
Residence burned.

HURON, OAK, March 5.-The residence
of George Mayhom, at Medas, twelve miles
south of here, was destroyed by fire yester-
day together with the contents, aggregating
a loss of $1,000, partly covered by insur-
ance. The house was used as a postoffice,
and a portion of the mail matter was de.
StrOyed.
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----
Five Men Rmr,,eSl

READING, Pa, March 5.-An explosion
of gas occurred at the Sheridan furnace late
last night, and five men were terribly burned
about the face and bodies by molten iron.
The injured men were John Mach, Jonathan
Brossman, James Richards and two Hun
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-06
Hisin. Streams

VJcKsBURG, Miss, March 5.-A volume
of water is going through Reid's Crevasse
three feet deep and fifty yards wide. The
situation on the Tensas river, Bayou Ma
con and Jones bayou, Louisiana, is caus-
ing much alarm. as there the stream are
all rising rapidly from the opening in the
Arkansas frontier,
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Republican Nominations.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
ROCHESTER,, March 5.-The Republicans
held their city caucus yesterday, nominat-
ing S. Whitten for mayor. The Democrats
have up A. Nelson. Both are good men
and it will be the closest election for num-
Der of years. Henry Kalb, the present
marshal, was not nominated, Radabaugh
being put up in his place. Ed Waldron
WAS nominated as city treasurer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-06
Apuhlisher,s Death.

PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-Charles J.
Peterson, author and publisher and pro-
prietor of Peterson's Ladies' National
Magazine, died suddenly at his residence
last night, aged 6S years.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-06
Alleged Seduction,

Special to the Globe.
FARGO. OAK, March SIN one of the
city courts to-day Hans Myrha. a young
man who has been favorably known, was
arranged upon charge of seduction under
promise of marriage preferred by Martha
Hanson. Myrha was held in S5, 600 bonds
for trial at the courts. The case excites
considerable interest.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-06
weekly Bank Statement.
Pool Sellers Raided.

New YORK, March 5.-The police raided
the pool sellers this evening in Barclay
street, and captured John Williams, Richard
Brown and James Wright. who were locked
up. Pools OH the New Orleans races were
sold.
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To Issue or Not to Issue.

Special to the GIobe.
MANKATo, March 5.-On Tuesday
special election will be held in Blue Earth
county to decide as to the issue Of $50, 600
bonds to complete the new court house.
The city is practically solid for the bonds,
but there is considerable opposition among
no farnnrc
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the attack may not
prove fatal, grave
fears are enter
tain ed by hi $
family and inti-
mate friends that
his labors as pastor
in this world have
e n d e d. NJ I e.
Beecher resides
with his son, Col.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-06
Their Last nri,,ks

JACKSON, Miss, March 5.-The last
three licenses to sell whisky expire at mid
night, and prohibition will thereafter pre-
vail so far as the law is concerned. All
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A BAD HATCH FOR A LONG SET.


o eweu up Minnesota
tn bd puet flew yandex anetfmof
@ mNeIen MuaE
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Stea msIaip Arrivals.

New York-The Germanic, from Liver
pool.
Queenstown-La Bourgogne and Etruria,
from New York
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Sent UP for Thirty Days.

special TO the GIObe.
HASTINGS, March 5. C. W. Morgan.
who obtained SS from John Weber under
false pretences, was sentenced to thirty
days in Jail this morning by Justice Daniel
O,Pr;ap
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-06
To Build Tor a Congressman.

special TO the GlOoe.
New ULM, March 5.-A firm of Man
kato contractors have engaged to erect
$4,000 residence for Congressman John
Lind at New Ulm during the coming sum
mer.
Additional Northwest News on the
Fourth Page.
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BEECHER is DYING
The Great Pastor of Plymouth
Church Now Probably on
His Death-Bed.
He Was Stricken Down by Cerebral
Apoplexy Early on Friday
Morning,
And Has Continued to Sink Rapidly
Toward Dissolution From That
Time Until Now.
The Eminent Physicians Called by the
Family Give Little ifAny Hope
of Recovery.
Even If He Lives, 1t VIII be Only
as Mental and Physical
Wreck.
Mrs. Beecher Overwhelmed With
Grief--Sketch of the Sufferers
Life and Work.
New YORK, March s. Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher has had stroke of apoplexy.
And Has Continued to Sink Rapidly
Toward Dissolution From That
Time Until Now.
The Eminent Physicians Called by the
Family Give Little if Any Hope
of Recovery.
Even If He Lives, 1t VIII be Only
as a Mental and Physical
Wreck.
Mrs. Beecher Overwhelmed With
Grief--Sketch of the Sufferers
Life and Work

NEW YORK, March s. Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher has had stroke of apoplexy.
and lies unconscious. While hoping that
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-06

vised the family to notify all absentees
1t is evident that the effusion of blood in
the right hemisphere of the brain is still
spreading. Il was not surprised" said
the DOCTOR" at Mr.. Beecher's attack. 81
have known for three years past that he
had incipient Bright's disease in a mild
form. 1t has been his custom for some
time while studying to wrap up his feet in
rugs to keep them warm. He was troubled
with the rushing of blood to the head" For
the last month or so Mr.. Beecher has been
busily engaged writing the second volume
of his ''Life of Christ" He has been
closely
CONFINED AT HIS WORK,
as he wished to finish it for publication in
early summer. He has not been away from
his house since his return from Europe, eX-
cept to run up to Peekskill for day at u
time. The close confinement wore OH him.
Mrs. Beecher tried to induce him to take
exercise, but he refused. Mr.. Beecher had
frequent bilious attacks. On Sunday last
he preached two remarkably vigorous SER
MONS On Tuesday he went to Peeksllill and
returned Oh Wednesday. He had slight
headache. but thought little of it. He
worked all day on his book. and went out
in the evening with Mrs. Beecher. Thurs
day the two came over to New York to-
gether to buy furniture for the church par
lor. After day in the city they returned
home. AT supper he ate six roast CLAIMS
and retired about 10 o'clock. Early Friday
was at the bedside of her husband all day.
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from New York.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03
POWDERLY. wiclki mistrz Rv-

POWDERLY, wiclki mistrz Ry-
Gerry Piracy, w~racajac 2 Mime
apolis, zatrzyma} sic W Milwaukee
i tam W piatek, 81 pazdziernika,
wyg}osi} move, W kt6rej pomiedzy
innemi w~yjasni4 stanowisko Ryce-
rzy do kosciola.
-Twierdza-rzekf jake bym
ia p%rzedzierzgr al mas Zakon W in.
stytucya Koscio}a katolickiego.
Moge i'm tylko powiedziec, re "a
kon Rycerzy Piracy W og6le zadne-
mu koscio}owi sic ME odda}, juz z
tel jednej ~przyczyny, re la "a
den koscidl mice ME chce. (Smie-
chy oklaski). -Pytali mnie ludzie
koscielni:-Czy chcecie naruszac
Tub przestepowat prawa?-Ja zas
odpowiedzia}em:- Me. Zakon da-
zy jedynie do tego, ably zrobiono
lepsze prawa, anizeli tie, jake te-
raz istnieja. (Huczne oklaski).
P~REZYDENT Stanow Zjedno-
czonych stana! juz % pazdzierni.
ka z powrotem W Westinghouse,
objechawszy IL Stan6w ma ostat-
ku p%o}udniowo wschodnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03
ne M 2 micsiace w~iczienia. Pro-
kurat"r ladat 20 i 4 mie-iace.

Wiadomosc o nieszczesciu W
k"paini poa 2 abrzem uzupef-
MAN blizszemi szczegotnmi. q dwu-
dzies,u ~zaSvla"ych ayratr a
tylko szescu. U.rucili iyc'c g6,-
nrcy: Dyrnowski, Kowalczyk,
Biskupek. Bednarz i I'd. = sami
Polucy j ojcowie rodzln!
Ksiaze biskup Korp W dniu
10 pazdzierniku W obecnosi pru
skiego ministra Ola spraw koscisI-
nych Gossl u~rrczyscie
wprowadzony zostu} ma swq stolice
" Wrocfawiu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03

Prudnik. Przed tutej Sym sa-
dem stuwu4 W tych dniach robe
tnik Ignacy b i zon" je-
90, oskarzrni o poranienie urze-
dniku g"spodarczcgo Gotta 2 Fried
richsdo,fu. Rzecz sic tax miaf":
Podczu- .ktadania siana, zakazaf
wsromniony urzednik "wemu ro-
botn kowl maple sic woody, ate
b czasu g m tire y &.
Gdy pornimo tego Basista .ied"ak
poSzedt nrpic sic woody, ~przysko.
czyt Go,z do nicgo i ~wytracif mu
cd u-t nnczynle. Rozgniewnny ro-
botnik rzuci} sic wspoInie re swa
iona ma urzednika i zruni} go
siennemi widtami dosyc z%nacznie,
10 wzgledu ms to, il postepek o.
wego u%rzednika bv} nader nielud.
Xxi, skazat sad BasistQ nd 8, 30
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03

.jac ja do wsp6lnego powziecia sta
%nowczych plan6w. Bufgaryi vice.
chca n%arzucic namiestnika rosyj-
skiego i komisarza tureckiego W
dodatku ma cztery miesiace tylko,
gdyz wed}ug przekonah petersbur-
skich czas ten wystarczy ma pre-
istoczenie terazniejszego stanu RE
czy W Bu}garyi.
Szpieg rosyjksi. Pismo wegier.
skie Poster Loyd-donosi, re pod
czas b%ytnosci Wegr6w W Krako-
vie, gdzie ich tax goscinnie i z
zapa}em przyjmowano, jeden z tych,
kt6rzy najzapalczywiej krzycza}
,,niech zyja". nieszczesliwym ira
fem spadf z trybuny, wybi} sobie
diva zeby i pot}uk} sic tax mocno,
re zemdla}. Straz obywatelska, ola
%porzadku W przyjmowaniu gosci i
bezpieczehstwa ich ustanowiona,
czynnie sic zaraz wzie}a do udzie-
mia pomocy zemdlafemu i kiedy go
odniesiono ma box i zrewidowano
%kieszenie, ably sic dowiedziec, zkad
neutrality-suspicious. PREY MIN pa
szport rosyjski, z kt6rego sic wy
kaza}o, re ia ,,zacna osoba" i tym
,,wielklm patryota" jest os}awiony
szpieg rzadu moskiewskiego Adolf
Stepkowski Z III. odlzia}u policvi
petersburskiej. Nakazano mu zaraz
%wyjechat 2 krakowa. Byli tam i
inni... podobni upatryoci".
lima i W Europe tego roku
rych}o sic zaczefo. Pooling wiado-
mosci 4 Nlemiec, CORY juz W pier
wszej po}owie przesz}ego tygodnla
pokryte tam by}y sniegiem i wi
nogrona ma gdrach marz}y. w
Karlsruhe, Crcfeld i innych miej-
scowosciach umarzll ludzie, kt@rzy
spali pod go@em niebem.
U mas Winonie pierwszv
snieg spadf W sobote, 22 pazdzier-
nika.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03
Szlask.
HsiQdz p%roboszcz D.


Hsiqdz proboszcz Dembonczyk
z Bojszow odebraf prezente ma
proboStwo W Brzescach, powiat
PSF, zyhski. -EPan J6zef Z l.
man (Polak) zalozyt " Brzczinic
ksle,arnia ,katolicho ludowi4. =
Sad przysleylych k~luczborku
skuzut szewca Wolnego z Szenwn-
tcdu ma 5 lat cuchthauzu "a TO-,
Ae w gniewie posudzlt ma rozpalo-
nei bla~ze piccu dwuletnie dzircko
-woje, ktore W wielkich bolesclach
Ia pare dni umarfo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03
Galicya

KS. DR.. Iozet' Bqba, profc-
sor prawa kanoniczego i history
k~oscielnej WI tarnowskiem semina-
ryum duchownem, mianowany 70
sta} kanonikiem tarnowskiej kapi-
tu}y katedralne,j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03
Zamach ma iandarmow. j;


czern. ,Gsz. Polska" Wnszkowiec
donosi, dina ls b m. ko}o poinocy
nnpadt snewc Wulery knlczyn,k'
wru2 ze swoim brat,m An,onim,
kt6rzy obaj podchm'clom wr",
wruc"li 2 %rvstauracyi Was1kow-
each, ma zand"smow GurtIer !
Laut~rha, ,hcac ich czynnie znie-
wnzyG. Zandnrm Laut-ch w "br"
ME wtasnej koIta zadaf Ant"nie-
anu KuIczynSki,mu cleSka rane, 2
xl6rrj s}ubn nadzrejA, ably Sc wy.
Ieczyt. Bra'a .irgo Walerego PREY
nre-ztowan3. Sledztwo wdro&one
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03

Krakowska Mowa .Retor7ma
(Nr 2OD W zamie>zczonym wste-
pnym artykule p. to "Polska Emf
gracya w Ameryce", re wszech
MAR siusznio rowstaje przc"iw pol
skiemu pismu W Sanach Zjedno-
czonyrh, wychodzacemu pod Smile
szna nazwa "Kropidfa". Niczem
nieusprawiedli rione napobci tego
pisma ma tamtejsZe libnralne
dzienniki, oddawna .jnz ma surowe
>karcen,e znstugiwafy, zwfaszcza
Be nupasci pod p~}aszczykiem in
tere-ow religi.iuych, kt6rym talk
MKT ME ~zngr"za, dopuszczaja sic
u~szuzerstw brutalstw, oraz ze
SieJa di~harmoniq pomiedzy mfoda
emigracya i staraja sic zburzyc 2
takiem trudem osiagniete dziefo
.jednosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03
II |
Ziemie POlSkie pod Fab
rem InOSk IN
" Hr0Zestmie R0Iskiem WI

w AfOI6SIrt6 MLIdS-
ia ludnost. Welding o>tatniego Ii
czenia Y T.. 1886 liczy kr6lestwo
miyszkanc6w prawie S milion6w,
mezczyzn prawie 4 miliony, a ko-
biet nieco wiecej. Katolikow liczy
przesz}o 6 m / ion6 W, ~ d dw
m ii lion sto czter ci
tysiecy, ewang1elikdw przcsz}o
4 krot sto tysiecy; prawos}awnych
wrd}ug wykazu urzedowcgo jest
$40 i kilka tysiecy. Liczba W
wvkazie ztad tax wielka. zc bied-
nj naSi Unici zallczcni So
do prawos}awnych.
Warszawy pisa do
,,Gazetv Narodowe,i j.: w oiotrko-
vie W kaSynie oicerskiem, wypra-
will dnia Fl wrzesnia zebrani tam
ofcerowie olbrzymi bankiet, ma
ktdrym pito wiele i zwoszono toa-
sty ma czeSt j pomyslnosc armii
francuzkiej. Toasty tie wywo}ane
zoSta}y wiadomoscia o ma nowszem
z%aysciu ma yranicy. Pito take ma
XII ske armii nicmieckiej i t. p.
Demonstra"ya przybra}a take roz-
miarv, IL wyzsi ~oticerowie sztabo-
wi powynosili sic Z kasyna, ably
dalszym owacyom tame po}ozyt.
Welding wiadomosci z Peters
burga ministcrstwo woj ny uzna}o
"a st6sownc przystqpit bezw}ocz-
ME do ~po}aczcnia fortyfikacyj
WarSzawy = fortyfikacyami Modli-
ma. w Skutek tego obdz oszahco-
wany pod Warszawa ohliczonym
ma bye ma 25O,ooo, a pod Debli
mem ma 100000 wojska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03

Jasto. Dnia % Wrzvsnia b. r.
zawiaza1o sic w Jasle va staraniem
kilku goracych zwolennik6w so
ko}a" TowarZystwo gimnastyczne
ejze navy. Prezesem nowego
,,Soko}a wybrano p. Romualda
PalcEa, w}ascic.e a apteki i realnos
eli w Jas]e, zacnego tn z obywa-
telskiej dzia}alnosci, Nauki gimna-
styki udziela professor c. k. GIN
nazy UNI W Jasle Adolf Gawale-
wicz, egzaminowany n%auczyciel
gimnastyki. a m}ode Towarzystwo
ma wszclkic warunki utrwalenia
swego bytu i pomySlnego rozwo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03

Chloe prawo prze>z}o a
n G New York, nakazuj ace
S%wietowat w >obote po %po}ulniu,
to jednak W praktyce ono sic va
st"sowic ME da}". Prac"dawcy
mowla, re ME NIGGA sic za~to>o-
wac do praWa, ronirwaz k%ompety-
cyl by ME mogli wytrzymac, ale
powiadaja, ze hylihy radzi, gdyhy
W ca}ym kraj u swietowano so.
bote OH po}udnia. Postepowi pra-
codawrv jake i robotnicv chca,
ably zapanowa}a zgoda i sympatya
pomiedzy .jednymi i drugimi, a to
10y sic wieceJ przyczyni}o do pole
pszenia brtn robotnika niz wszcl-
kle antagonlctyczne organlzacye.
(Op.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03
Ameryka.

Prawie w ca4ym kraj ia czut
%potrze5e robotnika i uczonego i
zwycza jneg". w pierwszej po}owie
pazdzicrnika strajkowa}o 1855 TO.
botnjk6w tylko, l to prawie POLO
we tel liczby stanowi]i bronco
wnicy u New Yorku j Brooklyna.
w innych %miejscach stsaik prze-
waznie wypad} ma korzyst robotni-
k6w. Zwyczaj ny robotnik (natural-
ME biore o~golnikowo a ME pole
dyhczo) ma p~o}ozenic swe ME po-
winien teraz narzckac: do>taje ON
niemal taxa sauna zap}ate jak do
bry mechanic. : (Op).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03

Robobaicze orgnnizocye stale
wzrastaja W ca}ym kraiu, a w ME
kt6rvch Stanach, to robotnicy ma
wet nominowali swe w}asne ,,tit-
kety" jak tn mdwia. Fedora
eva Piracy pozy>kuje obecnie
daleko wiecc.j cz}onkdw, iak Ryce-
RE Piracy, p"niewaz Rad Cen
tralny ME ma despotycznej w}adzy
mad grupami i ME op}acaja robo-
tnicv tax wielkich podatk6w, ami
sk}adek jak r. p. A naig}dwnic.j-
sza ~przyczyna Jest pewnie to, re
Litchman, Barry i nawct Powder
~, cz}onkowie Rzadu Cent?. Rye.
Piracy, 50 po>adzani o przekupstwo,
choc to mozc ME prawda. Jednak
obic tie organizacye ko}u siebie po-
stepuja bardzo zg"dnie. W New
Yorku tylko t"czy sic nieu>tannir
zacicta walka pomiedzy f%rakcyami
robotniczcmi, a ~mianowlclc pomie-
dry zwolrnnikami lIenryka Geor-
gr a ,Socyalistami.' = (Op.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03
w .Sf0u0ch DO1u0H0ruch

W St0n0ch po7U0N1oWych .
nadzwycza ina >zvbkoScia W osta-
tnirh czaSaeh wzrasta przcmys}.
Robotnicy ca}cmi %gromadami cia-
gna tan re Wschodu i piracy ma
ia doSvt, DO ~pracodawcy wola W
lrjarniach, slusarniarh j PREY wy
robach %zclaznych zatrndniat bia-
}vch robotnikIw, niz m%urzyn6w,
kt6rzy 50 "a powolnn do piracy
opp
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-03

ski i weterynarz mfodszy woj sko-
wy W rezerwie, odebra} sobie ~
Gle W Tarnowic, wystrza}em z re-
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ledwie 25 lat zycla.
Dnia 26 u. IN. rozsta}a SIG z
tym swiatem pc ciezkiej sfaboscl
Ludwika Golc6wna, cdrka obywa-
tela Franciszka Golca W Tarnowie,
w wieku lat 20.
Ka,oat zucha. Pan X. Gala
sinski. s}uchacz drugiego roku Sc
minaryum nauczylskiego W Tarno
vie, bawiac W czasie wakacyj u
swego OLGA W Siemichowie pod
Tuchowem, wyszed} pewnego dnia
z pojedynkq kabslowa do lasu ma
go},bie. wziaf jednak 2 soba dose
przezornic i }adunki ma grubszego
zwierza. Zaledwo wszcd} do ]asu,
dostrzcg} jak wprost ku MENU
biegfo z Gala wsciek}osciq osm
dzik6w, widocznie podrazznionych
przez kogos. M}odzieniec, ME stra-
Gil przytomnosci, be- namys}u pa
kuje kule ma sr6t a wyraliwszy
celnie pod lewa }opatke, ubija
trzechcentnarowego odyhca. IRA
zu reszta tych bestyj SIG rozbiegla,
lecz w kilka minut wr6ci}a, ude.
rzajac jeszcze z wieksza w%sciek}o-
scia ma strzelca. On jednak by}
juz przygotowany, d%opuszczajec je
o 20 krok6w i powala drugiego
potwora, smiertelnie ugodzlwszy
60 w grzbiet. Szybkie schronienie
sic %strzclca "a drzewo uratowa}o
90 cd rozjuszonych dzikow.
Ma odg}os strza}u i przerazliwego
ryku odyhc6w zbieg}o sic wlele
ludzi Y pobliskich mieszkah z Wi.
d}ami i dragami. P. Zalasihski do
bijajac kolba odyhca, przetraclf so.
bic strzelbe i W niema}ym widzia}
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ia przypadkowa naganka pc raz
trzeci zwr6ci}o sic ku MENU. On
.iednak predko nabi} swa pojedyn-
Ike i Z przetraconej po}ozyf trze'
ciego odyhca, tax re ami ziewnaf'
Zar6wno szczeg6lny zbieg okolicz-
nosci, jak i niezwyk1a przytomnosc
umys}u i odwaga m}odego strzel-
ca godne SO tel wz1nianki.